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STUDENT LIFE

Does the program include a mandatory international trip or project? No
Does the school offer pre-program orientation for all EMBA participants? Yes
Does the school offer temporary housing/accommodations for EMBA participants? Yes
Description: Participants stay in our Executive Residence, an upscale lodging & dining facility within our comprehensive living-learning environment.
Do EMBAs have access to a health club or gym? Yes
Special student/home/work/life initiatives: The program features an orientation for families during the initial residency. This includes a ‘what to expect’ orientation to the program, the format, and the curriculum.
How far away from a major airport are most EMBA classes held? (miles) 23

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FACULTY

Faculty employed by the B-school: 212
Full-time faculty:
Tenured: 71
Non-Tenured: 65
Adjunct/Visiting Faculty:
Tenured: 10
Non-Tenured: 63
Women on Faculty:
Tenured: 17
Non-Tenured: 37
Minority Faculty:
Tenured: 26
Non-Tenured: 27
International Faculty:
Tenured: 23
Non-Tenured: 29
Faculty with PhDs:
Tenured: 84
Non-Tenured: 91

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FINANCIAL AID

EMBAs receiving financial aid through school: 50 %
Full-tuition scholarships awarded in past 12 months: 4
Does the school offer a guaranteed loan to EMBAs, regardless of nationality? Yes
Maximum loan amount: $150,000.00

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Students work in these functional categories:
Consulting: 7 %
Finance/Accounting 26 %
General Management : 10 %
Human Resources: 3 %
Marketing/Sales: 7 %
Management Information Systems : 14 %
Operations/Logistics: 14 %
Other: 19 %
Students work in these industries:
Government: 2 %
Manufacturing: 14 %
Non-Profit: 2 %
Petroleum/Energy: 7 %
Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology/Health Care: 10 %
Real Estate: 5 %
Technology: 12 %
Other: 24 %
Top organizations sending students:
Eli Lilly
Fidelity Investments
Ernst & Young
US Government
Ford Motor Company

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U.S. students in newest entering class who are:
African American: 3 %
Asian American: 19 %
Hispanic or Latino American: 2 %
Multiethnic/Multiracial : 0 %
Native American: 0 %
White (Non-Hispanic): 64 %
Chose not to report: 12 %
Other: 0 %

Average months of work experience: 161
Middle 80% range work experience in months:
From: 96
To: 228

Average age: 38
Middle 80% age range:
From: 33
To: 48
Work background:
Have advanced degrees: 38 %
Work in the nonprofit sector: 24 %
Have title of president, CEO, or chairman: 7 %

EMBA students living within 45 miles of campus: 24 %
Middle 80% base salary range:
Low: $92,000.00
High: $175,000.00

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CLASS PROFILE
EMBA students in newest entering class who are:
Female: 21 %
International: 19 %
Entering students are from the following regions:
Africa: 0 %
Asia: 14 %
Eastern Europe and Central Asia: 0 %
Latin America and the Caribbean: 0 %
Middle East: 0 %
North America: 84 %
Oceania : 0 %
Western Europe: 2 %
Entering North American citizens are from the following regions:
West: 7 %
Midwest: 62 %
Southwest: 7 %
South: 5 %
Mid-Atlantic: 12 %
Northeast: 5 %
Possessions and territories: 0 %
Canada: 2 %

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ADMISSIONS - Getting Into the Institution

Rolling admissions? Yes
GMAT Required? No
If applicants are not required to take the GMAT, how are EMBA applicants' quantitative abilities checked before enrollment? As part of the admissions process, we look for demonstrated capabilities of quantitative skills in a candidate’s background. This can be evident from transcripts as well as current functional responsibilities. A program administered quantitative skills test may be required as a condition of admission. There is also a quantitative skills workshop offered prior to the kickoff of the program.

Is the TOEFL required for non-English speakers? No
Application fee: $200.00
Applicant interviews are: Required
Applicants (admitted and denied) who were interviewed: 100 %
Admitted applicants who were interviewed: 100 %

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SCHOOL BASICS
Graduate business school enrollment:
Total: 1,901
Full-Time MBA: 1,009
Part-Time MBA: 529
Executive MBA: 110
PhD Program: 106

Undergraduate business school enrollment: 1,132
Other graduate degree programs: other, Master of Accounting